Nix Sensor Ltd selected as a two-time winner in prestigious German Design Awards Hamilton, ON, October 20, 2017. Nix Sensor Ltd, Ontario-based technology company, has been named a two-time winner of the internationally recognized 2018 German …
Nix App Update for iOS & Android: What’s new in Version 2.5.9?Release Date: April 20, 2017 In our previous app update, we expanded our color library and improved the user interface with helpful features. So, …
Using the Nix Pro for Soil Color Sensor Data A group of students and staff members at Clemson University have created a study using accurate, and low-cost sensor technology to collect soil color data. The objective of …
The world is full of color – and color systems! When it comes to measuring color from objects around you, Nix has your back. The Nix Pro and Nix Mini Color Sensors provide accurate RGB, CMYK, HEX & LAB values of any scanned surface or object. However, if you are looking to see Pantone, we have a simple step-by-step solution for that too! In no time at all you’ll be able to convert LAB to Pantone!
Nix Sensor Ltd. wins Red Dot Award for high quality product designHamilton, ON, April 3, 2017. The jury has reached its decision: After several days of assessing thousands of products from all over the world, Hamilton’s …
Following the Design and Color Trends at IDS Toronto 2017The Interior Design Show 2017 (IDS) was definitely a great way to kick-off the new year with so many unique booths, showcasing their latest and greatest …
On September 29, 2016, Nix Sensor Ltd. was named the grand prize winner in Lion’s Lair Competition, taking home $65,000 in cash and in-kind prizes. After months of preparation, Lion’s Lair finalist Dan Doherty, impressed the Lions with his colorful knowledge of the Nix Pro Color Sensor.
Nix App Update for iOS and Android: PPG, Glidden, SICO and more! The Nix team has been hard at work putting together some new color libraries for you to match to, including popular paint brands like …
Color matching can be tough, especially when trying to gauge the difference between two colors by eye. This happens in a lot of industries including Interior Design, Industrial Manufacturing, Digital Design – you name it! And it’s no different in the kitchen.